Green Leaves Early Learning Mawson Cascades

Today, our children did an amazing job during our practice emergency drill!

By practicing our safety routines in a calm, playful way, we help the children to build confidence and know exactly what to do without any fear.

This week, we had a wonderful visit from Mobile Junk and Nature Playground, during which the children immersed themselves in loose-parts play.

The children had so much fun exploring their environment and using their imagination to create some amazing structures.

What a wonderful STEM experience that captured children’s curiosity.

Building on children’s cognitive skills, such as problem-solving skills, hand-eye coordination, and fine motor skills, is important for their development.

Posting the balls into the boxes teaches the children about object permanence and cause and effect.

We cannot wait to see how children build on their natural curiosities this month!

Have a look and see what we are up to!

We’re going on a bear hunt! Our Kurtaka children stepped right into the pages of a classic story this week for a hands-on sensory adventure!

Bringing a beloved book to life, our Educators set up a safe, immersive texture trail tailored perfectly for curious little hands and toes.

What a fabulous learning opportunity our children had during rest time this week.

Building on the children’s natural curiosities through light!

With an extension of creative collection, we are incorporating light and colours into our learning environments, giving children the opportunity to immerse themselves in real-world play.

Wow, look at what our Wadla children found in their garden!

Together, we are learning all about providing healthy food options by looking after our garden and watching the process by which our food is created!

We cannot wait to see what Chef Ashley makes for us!

Our Yaltu children recently stepped into the shoes of structural engineers during a hands-on STEM challenge, building a bridge using sticky tape and straws!

What a fabulous learning opportunity with trial and error for our children to enjoy.

Our clever Nantu children have been busy turning their room into a vibrant world of colour through understanding beautiful rainbows and patterns!

They used their super-detective eyes to find repetitive patterns hidden inside their rainbows, identifying that, no matter how big or small, the pattern always stays the same.

There is nothing quite like watching our little ones connect with nature.

This week, our mini gardeners took over watering duties, learning how things grow, one muddy footprint at a time!